Agreement in Action: Subject-Verb Match for Class 4

This fun and interactive worksheet introduces Class 4 learners to the key rules of subject-verb agreement. Through real-world examples, sentence correction, puzzles, and reading-based grammar checks, students learn how to pair subjects and verbs correctly in singular, plural, and collective noun situations.

Why Subject-Verb Agreement Matters in Grammar?

Understanding subject-verb agreement helps learners:

1. Write grammatically correct and clear sentences.
2. Avoid common mistakes with plural/singular usage.
3. Build fluency in speaking and writing for everyday use.
4. Improve comprehension of passages involving different subject types.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

This worksheet includes five engaging exercises:

✏️ Exercise 1 – Choose and Solve the Puzzle
Students select the correct verb to complete each sentence and solve a mini grammar puzzle involving animals and actions.

✅ Exercise 2 – Lie Detector
Learners decide if each sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement by writing "True" or "False."

🔗 Exercise 3 – Match and Fill
A matching task where students pair subjects with the correct verbs, then rewrite complete, correct sentences.

🧩 Exercise 4 – Maze of Verbs
A visual path-based grammar game where learners trace correct subject-verb pairs from start to finish.

📚 Exercise 5 – Passage Correction
Students read a story with subject-verb agreement errors and rewrite the incorrect sentences in the correct format.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Choose the Correct Verb

1. runs
2. is
3. climb
4. swims
5. are
6. lives
7. eats
8. hops
9. hunts
10. sleeps
11. flies
12. makes

Exercise 2 – True or False

1. False (A herd is)
2. False (The books are)
3. True
4. False (walk)
5. False (flies)
6. True
7. False (has)

Exercise 3 – Match and Fill

1. The train is on time.
2. These mangoes are ripe and juicy.
3. The elephant eats sugarcane.
4. A pile of clothes is on the floor.
5. My cousins are visiting us tomorrow.
6. The artist paints beautiful pictures.
7. A swarm of bees is buzzing around.
8. The dog is barking loudly.

Exercise 4 – Maze (Correct Path)
Start → The sun shines brightly → The dogs are barking → The teacher reads → A flock of birds flies south → The children are playing → A group of cows grazes grass → These books are → The team is playing → End

Exercise 5 – Passage Rewrites

1. The teacher greets them warmly at the gate.
2. Each of the students wears a bright uniform.
3. The principal, along with the teachers, speaks during the assembly.
4. A vase of roses sits beside it.

Make grammar fun and logical by helping your child master subject-verb agreement with matching, puzzles, and story tasks!

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